A redshirt junior who appeared in 13 games in 2015, the former three-star recruit was suspended for a violation of team rules last year. He missed all of the 2016 season, and Penn State announced in October that he was suspended indefinitely.

The 6-foot-6, 300-pounder will transfer to Delaware, according to a report by 247 Sports.

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Beh joins fellow offensive lineman Brendan Brosnan and defensive tackle Antoine White as Nittany Lions to leave the program prior to spring practice. State College native Adam De Boef is also retiring.

“All those guys that are leaving us are leaving or left under good circumstances,” Franklin said. “There are different reasons for all of them. They’ve all left, but we’re really, really appreciative of what they did in their time while they were here.”